The creation of any online course involves the consultation of talented experts in a variety of different fields. We would be remiss if we did not mention them on our site and offer our sincerest thanks!

From CTER OnLine, we would like to thank Brian Pianfetti for his work on customizing CTERbase, the assignment database used in the course, for us as well as Nick Burbules, Barbara Duncan, Sandy Levin, and Jim Levin, for all of their support and input during the development of the course.

From the Web Technology Group at Extramural Programs, we would like to thank Jen Kozenski for all of her terrific work in the design of the graphics used in the course Web site, as well as Andrew Wadsworth for allowing us to have space on the extramural servers and taking the time out to answer our numerous questions and demonstrate some of the technology tools used in the course.

From HRE OnLine, we would like to thank Steve Downey for helping us with the conversion of our PowerPoint presentations into Real Video format by meeting us at the development office at all of the odd times in which we needed to record the narrations! Thanks also for all of the valuable feedback.

From the Office of Educational Technology and Ed-OnLine, we want to thank Cathy Thurston and Linda Alexander for all of their help in coordinating our face-to-face meetings.

From the evaluation community, we would like to thank all of our guest lecturers and interviewees who generously donated their time to give us their thoughts on evaluation in general as well as the evaluation of information technologies. They are: Cheryl Bullock, Lizanne DeStefano, David Fetterman, Sonda Gabriel, Jennifer Greene, Tara Knott, Michael Patton, William Shadish, and Bob Stake.

From the Department of English, we would like to thank Paul Prior and Gail Hawisher for all of their valuable ideas with regards to innovative writing projects shared during the Writing Across the Curriculum workshop in late May.

We would also like to thank the following people who have helped make our virtual case study a "reality": To be announced.....

And last but not least, we would like to thank all of our family and friends who have listened to us and given us feedback on the course in its numerous stages of development!